And if that is his feeling and he wants to say such, then okay. I can understand that.
However, I've not ran into a Christian who has told me that an obese person is not "Christian", even if he claims he is, because he's continually willfully indulging in a lifestyle of sin (gluttony). I've never ran into a Christian who has told me that a single man who's slept with multiple women and continues to go out on dates and endevour to sleep with those women as well when he does is not "Christian, even if he claims he is", because he's continually willfully indulging in a lifestyle of premarital sex. The only time I've seen a Christian claiming that someone engaging in a lifestyle that is considered "sinful" is somehow "not christian", regardless of what they consider themselves or anything else they do, is homosexuality.
Also, forgive me but I'm taking him at face value.
He claims that a homosexual must be cellibate in order to be christian. Not that they need to strive to be cellibate. Not that they may falter at times, but as long as they are efforting to not engage in homosexual acts. No, pure cellibacy.
If that is his standard for homosexuals...and that is what he STATES...then one would have to assume it goes similarly for other sinful actions.
I have no issue with a person considering engaging in homosexual acts as sinful. I may not agree, but I recognize that as a difference of opinion regarding religious scritpure and edicts. But that's a large cry different than someone declaring that ONE PARTICULAR sinful lifestyle somehow completely and utterly invalidates someone from being able to be a religion that dictates that every single one of us, on a day to day basis, are living a sinful lifestyle in the sense that it declares us all sinners and recognizes that human nature causes us all to engage in sinful acts and thoughts likely every single day of our lives.
